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The Anger Trailing Congress Around the Country — John Thune | ChamberLight

News/National News/The Atlantic

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◆ Mixed look for SchweikertForeign Policy Ethics / Corruption Budget / Spending

The Anger Trailing Congress Around the Country

Leader Thune issued a statement agreeing to President Trump's demands regarding future DHS funding legislation.

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Outlet credibility · The Atlantic87/100 HIGH

11 stories · 84–90 · updated Sep 25, 2026

This article1 analysis · Apr 11, 2026

SOURCEThe Atlantic

Published Apr 1, 2026

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Congress adjourned for a two-week recess without funding the Department of Homeland Security, leaving federal workers unpaid during a conflict with Iran. Public anger is mounting as inflation and gas prices surge, leaving swing-seat Republicans like Representative David Schweikert vulnerable.